John, Ten days ago, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger declared that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene may remain on the 2022 ballot, turning down a challenge brought by Georgia voters to Greene’s eligibility based on the Insurrectionist Disqualification Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution. But we are continuing this fight. Today, we filed a petition for judicial review on behalf of the Georgia voters before the Fulton County Superior Court. Show your support by joining our national campaign: Ban insurrectionists from the ballot. We are appealing on the grounds that the administrative law judge overseeing Greene’s hearing incorrectly shifted the burden of proof off of Greene and onto the voter challengers, denied us access to admissible evidence, failed to consider Greene’s pattern of conduct promoting violence prior to taking her oath of office, and failed to apply the correct legal standard for “engaging” in an insurrection. Any one of these grounds is a basis for a reversal of the administrative law judge’s decision. In engaging in insurrection and violating her oath of office, Representative Greene has disqualified herself from future public office under the Constitution, plain and simple. She must be held accountable. Sign and share if you agree: Marjorie Taylor Greene and other insurrectionist lawmakers are disqualified from holding public office under Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment. In solidarity,
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